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October 2015
(84%)
115 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: It's easy to draw parallels with the past when it comes to Halo. In spite of 343's intentions, it seems the sins of the franchise are doomed to be repeated. Halo 5: Guardians has emerged as the spiritual successor to Halo 2, and long-time fans will know t...
Abstract: I love Halo. You can read more about that in my review of Halo: The Master Chief Collection to find out my love for the series, perhaps my favourite, or a very close second to the Mass Effect franchise. These are the games that resonate with me; games tha...
Step away from the campaign however, and the game's multiplayer is strong as ever. Writing this review has been punctuated with several rounds of Free-For-All, even a quick trip to the pub where I enthused about the multiplayer with my bemused friend unti...
Abstract: For developer 343 Industries, the honeymoon period is over. It's been three years since Halo 4 came out for the Xbox 360. Halo 5, built for the more powerful Xbox One, is the studios' second shot at what was once the biggest franchise in gaming. Now, afte...
Published: 2015-10-30, Author: Ahmed , review by: darkzero.co.uk
Abstract: I had the option to flank left, stay central, or flank right in a breathtaking sandy environment riddled with ancient statues on the Elite home world of Sanghelios. I sent my co-op buddy to the left to do some reconnaissance and take out any stragglers th...
Published: 2015-10-29, Author: David , review by: gamesradar.com
Excellent, versatile multiplayer, Warzone and Breakout are fantastic additions in very different ways, The new vertical combat model is a great idea
Campaign is rather inconsistently designed, The campaign story is a frustrating failure
Certainly not a bad Halo game, but one that succeeds despite its innovations, not because of them. With multiplayer the high point, Halo 5 is worthwhile, if not always truly convincing...
Huge new multiplayer battles in Warzone, Smart new REQ system, Campaign mode encourages playing with friends
Utterly inconsequential story, Campaign is a slog when playing alone
Halo 5 might be an evolution for the series, but it's not a wholly positive one. The campaign feels like a painful misfire, despite being populated with fairly interesting characters and many a gorgeous locale. The game's hindered by the areas where it'...
Published: 2015-10-26, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Abstract: MICROSOFT343 Industries have excelled themselves with the latest installment in the mega-selling Xbox franchise.It's bigger, bolder and more blockbuster than before.The space shooter shows off the Xbox One's "next-gen" power to true effect.Epic battles ar...
Visually stunning, Warzone may yet prove its worth, Nathan Fillion from Firefly
Single player campaign dumber than a sack of grain, Repetition, repetition, repetition, Plot, script, universe
Granted, it's good looking and has a couple of new toys up its sleeve It's nearly the end of 2015 and the next couple of months will see a slew of big gaming names fight it out for your precious time in front of the TV. Rise of the Tomb Raider and Fallou...
